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Blades hitting on lawnmower

damoej1 · 2022-03-13 22:33:53

I hit a stump of a tree with john deere x110 and after that when I engaged the blades to cut, the blades were hitting each other beneth the deck. I removed the blades as one was bent and checked the spindles which seem to be still straight. I bought new blades and fitted them but they are still hitting when I engage to…

13-03-2022 10:33pm

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damoej1

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I hit a stump of a tree with john deere x110 and after that when I engaged the blades to cut, the blades were hitting each other beneth the deck. I removed the blades as one was bent and checked the spindles which seem to be still straight. I bought new blades and fitted them but they are still hitting when I engage to cut. The deck doesn't look to have been damaged. Any ideas?

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#2 14-03-2022 12:32am

spose

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Blades should be at right angles to each other to avoid contact. Could also check if either of the blades is spinning freely due to slipped or broken belt

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